Show HN: mysetup.ai wants to be the place engineers post their AI workflows

A new community site, mysetup.ai, invites developers to publish the tools, harnesses, and workflows they use to build with AI, and to follow how others’ setups evolve over time. Early profiles hint at the range on offer — one builder pairs Ghostty, Helix, and LM Studio; another describes stitching together focused agent threads, Markdown notes, and semantic retrieval — but each currently draws only a few hundred views, so the network is still small.

The creator frames the project as a reaction to information overload. He kept catching fragments of other engineers’ setups on X and felt he was falling behind on tools, agent harnesses, and unfamiliar practices like ‘graph engineering,’ and wanted a single dedicated place to see how people actually work rather than piecing it together from scattered posts. A secondary goal is personal: a canonical, easy-to-share record of his own configuration that an agent can keep current.

The pitch reflects a broader moment in developer culture, where AI tooling shifts fast enough that keeping up with peers’ choices has itself become a chore. The founder is candid that the site may end up ‘a community of one,’ which underscores the real question for any such directory — whether enough people will contribute to make browsing others’ setups genuinely useful.